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Capo: 5 Tuning: E A D G B E
[Intro] Am Em Am Em Am G [Verse]
Our Amking, he has a Cdaughter Gfair ArFbutus Gis her Amname Em And Fhe has Ggone a CsoldierEming To the Dmcourt of the king of GSpain Am G
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Where our Amharpers sang of her Cgentle Ggrace Of her Fbeauty Gand her Amface Em And the FSpanish Gking's deCclared his Emlove DmBegged she might share his Gname Am G
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Our AmIrish king, he's Churried Ghome With all Fspeed he Gcould comAmmand Em And Fthere he's Gtold his Cdaughter Emfair He's Dmpromised away her Ghand Am G
[Instrumental] Am C G F G Am F C Em Dm G Am G [Verse]
Her Amlovely eyes, they Cfilled with Gtears And her Fcheeks were Gscarlet Amred Em "Oh FFather, Gdear, I Ccan't marry Emhim I'd Dmrather you see me Gdead"Am G
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"Oh, but Amyou shall do as CI comGmand I Fswear it Gon my Amsword Em Go dFress yourGself in Cbright Emarray I'll Dmhear not another Gword"Am G
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"But AmFather dear, I Clove a Gman Will FWinsboro Gis his Amname Em And FI'd not Gleave my Cown true Emlove For the Dmhand of the king of GSpain"Am G
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"But I Amswore you were a Cmaiden Gfair And my FChiefs did Gall aAmgree Em I comFmand you Gnow, take Coff your Emgown That DmI may examine Gthee"Am G
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"Oh, AmFather dear, don't Cshame me Gso I would Frather you Gsee me Amdead Em BeFfore I'd Glet your Cnoble Emlords DmSearch for my maidenGhead"Am G
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"Take Amoff, take off your Cvery brown Ggown And Fstand uGpon the Amstone Em For Fif you Gbe a Cmaiden or Emnone The Dmtruth it must be Gknown"Am G
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So Amshe's taken off her Cvery brown Ggown And Fshe's let the Ggown fall Amfree Em But beFfore its Ghem could Ctouch the Emground She's Dmturned into a Gtree Am G
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And her Amlover has turned to the Cgentle Gbreeze Through heFr branches Ghe does Amplay Em And Fshe has Gshed her Csoft brown Embark 'DmTill this Fvery Gday Am G